Climb Bio's Budoprutug Phase 1b Data for SLE
Initial Phase 1b data from Climb Bio on budoprutug in SLE adds to the emerging therapy pipeline, with a subcutaneous formulation under evaluation for this and other autoimmune conditions.

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Initial Phase 1b data from Climb Bio on budoprutug in SLE adds to the emerging therapy pipeline, with a subcutaneous formulation under evaluation for this and other autoimmune conditions.
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